Sentence examples for knowledge of the interior from inspiring English sources

First, the preservation of records and archives – some of which were destroyed in the full knowledge of the interior ministry, which then court martialled a senior policeman who had blown the whistle.

The knowledge of the interior density structure of mascons will help to understand its origin mechanism (Wang et al. 2015; Jansen et al. 2017).

An evaluation of the derived topography models is essential for the improved interpretation of selenophysics, including a knowledge of the interior of the Moon.

Our present knowledge of the interior structure is reviewed, and it is shown how the data from SELENE can be used to improve this knowledge.

This paper presents a methodology for correcting radial and tangential distortion and for determining the PBS (Point of Best Symmetry) without knowledge of the interior orientation parameters (IOPs).

The second method incorporated a priori knowledge of the interior region boundaries with the surface measurements and restricted the Raman yield results to homogeneous values.

"The ultimate goal is to improve orbit knowledge enough that we can improve the measurement of the tides Phobos raises on the Martian solid surface, giving knowledge of the Martian interior," Mark Lemmon of Texas A&M University said in a statement.

"The ultimate goal is to improve orbit knowledge enough that we can improve the measurement of the tides Phobos raises on the Martian solid surface, giving knowledge of the Martian interior," Mark Lemmon of Texas A&M University, one of the investigators of Curiosity's Mastcam, said in a statement.

However, the user may either choose another knot location, based on substantive knowledge about the disease or, in the absence of such knowledge, locate the interior knot at the median of the sample distribution of uncensored event times, which ensures equal data support for both functional segments.

Extensive knowledge of the Earth's interior has been derived from a variety of measurements, however, including seismic waves produced by quakes that travel through the Earth, measurements of the flow of heat from the Earth's interior into the outer crust, and by astronomical and other geologic considerations.

The other venture is a static lander called InSight, which will listen for "Marsquakes" to improve our knowledge of the planet's interior.